Shameful disgraceful behaviour
Well I never
You go Luis, stand your ground
Can't believe this has become so blown out of proportion as it has, more so from a woman who doesn't even know her own mind.
Red card to Jennifer, I say
Wonder if a female coach, president or whatever kissed a male player in the same circumstances would she also be accused of an act of violence
or asked to resign.
Where some women make me feel proud to be a woman, there are others who make me feel downright ashamed.
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I note too that he happened to slap her on the behind as she walked away. Also extremely inappropriate - it was grossly stupid behaviour. To destroy someone's career however over a moment of exuberant folly is to my mind over the top. It calls to mind that Oscar 2022 event 'Will Smith SLAPS Chris Rock at Oscars 2022'.
Oddly enough, he too changed his mind... at first he laughed.
Anyways maybe watch the clip again because he did not slap her on the behind, he gave her a tap on her lower back is all.
This man should have been spoken to long ago the ladies had complained many a time,
We do not live in the dark ages anymore, even young workmen know not to whistle to ladies walking by.
shame it all had to (kick off) at the world football oh but there again what did our Emily Pankhurst do for us ladies just to vote. Nothing was being done talking quietly on the sidelines.
Yep this man did not think he was doing anything wrong the chauvinistic grunter
Maybe his mother could have taught him manners a long time ago.
So sorry the good football playing on both sides had to end this way or maybe i am not.
Take care itchy from lip kissing grunters
up until this incident I've never heard of Luis before and nor have I googled him since, mainly because my blog is about the kiss and not what type of a character he is.
You're blaming his behaviour on his mother instead of the FA committee
Anyways, hope you're well
Especially in times when they claim to be "independent" and "strong".
But in reality many are turning themselves into a product, a product they sell to...men.
Yet a moment of euphoria and pure joy becomes an issue somehow.
You don't kiss people you hate or disappoint you.
I wonder if the kiss came from a woman in power, what the outcry would have been?!
Or if this woman, Jennifer, kissed him?
but to be fair, if a slap isn't an instant reaction some do shut up and put up so's not to make a scene then deal with it afterwards, which she didn't but partied on instead... JMO.
Whatever about the kiss but what's with his legs and her holding him up
up until this incident I've never heard of Luis before and nor have I googled him since, mainly because my blog is about the kiss and not what type of a character he is.
You're blaming his behaviour on his mother instead of the FA committee
Anyways, hope you're well
You did just what some reporters do and picked one thing about the mother from my full comment
We all know you can take a grunnter to a trough but cant make him eat
I did say early on in my comment that the girls had complained about this man and other trainers even last year too. Nothing was done and girls as many athletes in the same circumstances warned off or there careers would be curtailed.
Even this girl was warned at first with legal action
It is not a shame that this grunter takes the can for all other grunnters before the environment for girls change.
I did google the (me to movement) never heard of them just another name for Emily Pankhurst movement it had to go to extremes to get changes for the female sex
I have watched my g-daughters after great ball games and winning speech competitions and everyone keeps it to hugs..if ever there was a kiss it would be on the cheek .. not the lips.
Then why was her toes curling and she had this dreamy look?
but Jac's right when she said Jennifer had no pleasure in the kiss.
Turns out the woman is gay which in my opinion, should be an advantage to him.
but Jac's right when she said Jennifer had no pleasure in the kiss.
Turns out the woman is gay which in my opinion, should be an advantage to him.
In other words, I never took what you said serious
I have watched my g-daughters after great ball games and winning speech competitions and everyone keeps it to hugs..if ever there was a kiss it would be on the cheek .. not the lips.
It happens, no big deal.
In other words, I never took what you said serious
I prefer it that way.
Stop fooling yourself
Once this old Luis Rubiales gets hold of you not only your toes will be curling but same ladies actually go into a hypnotic state for day and can only whisper the name 'Luis Rubiales,' over and over...
This guy is good.
Stop fooling yourself
Once this old Luis Rubiales gets hold of you not only your toes will be curling but same ladies actually go into a hypnotic state for day and can only whisper the name 'Luis Rubiales,' over and over...
This guy is good.
and Might I add welcome to the blogs.
I've kind of lost track of the latest updates but last I heard, Luis could be charged with s*xual assault...do you know if there is any truth to it?
and Might I add welcome to the blogs.
I've kind of lost track of the latest updates but last I heard, Luis could be charged with s*xual assault...do you know if there is any truth to it?
Latest update for you.
Latest update for you.
Had Rubiales apologised immediately and said he accepted that his actions caused Hermoso discomfort, it likely wouldn't have escalated in the same way.
It's clear from Vilda's protestations that his sacking was unfair due to his success in his role, that these chaps have bugger all understanding of gender discrimination and abuse. It's not acceptable for men in power over women's teams to feck up like this.
I wonder if they had any gender discrimination training, and if not, why not?
Latest update for you.
She's an absolute disgrace to womanhood, not just for what she's unfairly doing to him but she's just belittled and downgraded the seriousness of REAL victims of REAL s*xual assaults.
Shame on her
Thanks for the update Tiger
would I be pushing it if I asked any updates on his mother?
Had Rubiales apologised immediately and said he accepted that his actions caused Hermoso discomfort, it likely wouldn't have escalated in the same way.
It's clear from Vilda's protestations that his sacking was unfair due to his success in his role, that these chaps have bugger all understanding of gender discrimination and abuse. It's not acceptable for men in power over women's teams to feck up like this.
I wonder if they had any gender discrimination training, and if not, why not?
Three times I've had to delete your comment and still here you are.. yet again
Persistent little thing, aren't you.
HAD he apologised immediately ... that's a load of rubbish and well you know it.
He doesn't deserve to be punished because of the possible bad behaviour of others and he should not be made an example of either.
I'm not even going to respond to discrimination training either...
we are adults after all.
She's an absolute disgrace to womanhood, not just for what she's unfairly doing to him but she's just belittled and downgraded the seriousness of REAL victims of REAL s*xual assaults.
Shame on her
Thanks for the update Tiger
would I be pushing it if I asked any updates on his mother?
Don't know if you saw this video of the after event on the coach so posting it anyway.
Three times I've had to delete your comment and still here you are.. yet again
Persistent little thing, aren't you.
HAD he apologised immediately ... that's a load of rubbish and well you know it.
He doesn't deserve to be punished because of the possible bad behaviour of others and he should not be made an example of either.
I'm not even going to respond to discrimination training either...
we are adults after all.
I don't suppose it's occurred to you that if Rubiales' employers have never provided any discrimination training, it goes somewhere to diffusing his personal responsibility. If you insist that his employers didn't have any obligation to ensure that he behaved appropriately around the young women who were his responsiblity, then that puts the blame squarely back with him and him alone.
I didn't ever say that he should be punished for others' bad behaviour. I highlighted Hermoso's statement where she said that this was the last straw in a culture of misogyny and abuses. Now there is evidence, both publicly witnessed and on film which is a very rare thing, Hermoso is able to make a stand against this one action (including the pressure she and her familiy were put under to defend his actions which is a part of the abusive and misogynistic culture where the blokes at the top are more interested in protectng their own interests and comfort.)
Addressing this issue in this way is the only way to create change. Until there are consequences for abusive and/or intrusive behaviour it gets dismissed, just like you're dismissing it. This pattern of dismissing and covering up has repeated itself so many times in so many situations. For example, Derek Chauvin wasn't punshed for all the black men unlawfully killed by white police officers, or white men, but because this murder was captured on film it became a landmark incident where someone was actually held to account for their unlawful actions.
Don't know if you saw this video of the after event on the coach so posting it anyway.
She's destroyed an innocent mans life and career, made a mockery of real s*xual abuse/assaults, stolen the highlight from Spain's victory and all for what, her own personal ME2 moment..
Luis mother must of pretty much stood her ground if she were hospitalised
I can't find anything on her either, instead I've come across some nasty comments telling her she should starve herself for giving life to such a monster
Anyways thanks for the link
Ms MarpleTiger, which pretty much wraps it upwhich though unfortunately won't be the end of it. The Spanish have already proven they have no back bone to of allowed it come this far.
Slainte
I don't suppose it's occurred to you that if Rubiales' employers have never provided any discrimination training, it goes somewhere to diffusing his personal responsibility. If you insist that his employers didn't have any obligation to ensure that he behaved appropriately around the young women who were his responsiblity, then that puts the blame squarely back with him and him alone.
I didn't ever say that he should be punished for others' bad behaviour. I highlighted Hermoso's statement where she said that this was the last straw in a culture of misogyny and abuses. Now there is evidence, both publicly witnessed and on film which is a very rare thing, Hermoso is able to make a stand against this one action (including the pressure she and her familiy were put under to defend his actions which is a part of the abusive and misogynistic culture where the blokes at the top are more interested in protectng their own interests and comfort.)
Addressing this issue in this way is the only way to create change. Until there are consequences for abusive and/or intrusive behaviour it gets dismissed, just like you're dismissing it. This pattern of dismissing and covering up has repeated itself so many times in so many situations. For example, Derek Chauvin wasn't punshed for all the black men unlawfully killed by white police officers, or white men, but because this murder was captured on film it became a landmark incident where someone was actually held to account for their unlawful actions.
Having said that I will be back later to question some of your hypocritical speech.
G'day